san eru-dī-kē no manshona condominium with three bedrooms, a living room and eat-in kitchen

Kinuito no genryō ni wa ōkiku wakete kasan (shitsunai san) to yasan (yaseishu) no ni shurui ni wakeraremasu ga yasan no naka de mo hitokiwa kirei na awai midoriiro no mayudama o tsukuru yamamayuga (yamamayuga) ga imasu. Hinshu wa, “tensan (tensan)” mata no na o “yamako” to yobimasu.The sources from which silk thread is derived can be broadly divided into two groups, domesticated silkworms (grown indoors) and wild silkworms (undomesticated species), and one remarkable wild species is the yamamayuga, which produces lovely pale green cocoons. This thread is called “tensan”, also known as “yamako”.

hidari e magaru to sugu dōbutsuen desuWhen you turn left, the zoo will be right there